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Overview

To configure a controller, select it from the list, as shown below:

The screen will appear, allowing you to configure the inputs and outputs of the selected controller:

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Summary

The section allows you to add, view or edit the data inputs and outputs of the selected controller. From this section you can navigate to the full list of inputs/outputs, but also to the settings of a specific input or output, by clicking on the relevant link:

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Inputs

To add a new data input, click on the button from either the or the screen, as shown below:

A new window will open, allowing you to name the data input. Enter a name and click on the button, as shown below:

The new input will be added to the list, as shown below:

Configuring the data input

To configure a data input, select it from the list, as shown below:

A new window will open on the right-hand side panel, allowing you to configure the settings of your data output:

Name

The field allows you to view or edit the name of the current data input. To rename, overtype the current entry.

Type

The field allows you to specify the connection method by which the data should be collected from the phone system. The following methods are supported:

Listener
Serial port
Client socket
Pipe server
BCM SSH
XML file
File reader
BCM DCOM

Listener

This method creates a socket and binds it to a specific port, accepting any data received on the connection without challenge.

Field	Description
Connection message	An optional greeting message which is sent to any connecting socket. This message can include one or more of the following variables: - the IP address of the remote party - the remote party's source port
Port	The port that the listener should bind to
Address family	The address family of the socket
Socket type	The type of data flow the socket expects
Protocol type	The type of protocol the listener will use

Serial port

This method allows the connection of a serial (RS-232) device.

Field	Description
Port name
Baud rate	The port that the listener should bind to
Parity	The address family of the socket
Data bits	The type of data flow the socket expects
Handshake	The type of handshake the serial port requires: none - no handshake required
Buffer size	The size of the serial port's data buffer
Buffer threshold	The size that the buffer must first reach before being empty
Stop bits	The number of stop bits used

Client socket

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Outputs

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